Introduction to Maya - Rendering in Arnold
This course will look at the fundamentals of rendering in Arnold. We'll go through the different light types available, cameras, shaders, Arnold's render settings and finally how to split an image into render passes (AOV's), before we then reassemble it i
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20-02-2007
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Hardware Problem
Iam using Nvidia Geforce 6600 3d accelerator card .
But its not supporting Hardware render, so i am unable to work with particles.
Please someone give me a solution,without change in the card.
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You could try using the hardware render buffer to render the particles as i've heard that this can sometimes get round the problem, have a search in the help files for the hardwarerender buffer and give it a try.
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GeForce cards are recommended, it is ATI cards that are unsupported.
Anyway, i used to have a 6600 and the high quality render worked great, same thing with the Hardware renderer... so idk what the prob is
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Really? Last time I checked, it still said that GeForce was not recommended. Anyways, it should support hardware rendering, my ancient Radeon 9550 does.
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"There are many cards based on GeForce GPU chipsets. Nvidia and Autodesk do not recommend these cards for use with Maya as you may experience various refresh, display and stability problems and inadequate performance. We suggest you choose from Nvidia's workstation cards instead, such as the Quadro families which are much better suited to high-end 3D packages such as Maya."
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